There is a full implementation of try-catch block using perl filters: Nice::Try So you can do something like embedded try-catch block, return, variable assignments, catching class exception, etc. There is no need for semicolon on the lack brace. 
use Nice::Try;
try
{
    # do something
    die( "Argh...\n" );
}
catch( $wow )
{
    return( $self->error( "Caught an error: $wow" ) );
}
finally
{
    # do some cleanup
}

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Full disclosure: I am the author of this module that I created when Devel::Declare on which TryCatch was relying became obsolete.

In reply to Re^4: Perl try { } catch(e) { } by jdeguest
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